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205 Beale St
Memphis, TN 38103
Fax: 901-527-2574
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- Business Hours: Mon. 11:00 AM-Midnight, Tues. 11:00 AM-Midnight, Wed. 11:00 AM-Midnight, Thu. 11:00 AM-Midnight, Fri. 11:00 AM-05:00 AM, Sat. 11:00 AM-05:00 AM, Sun. 11:00 AM-03:00 AM
- Credit Cards Accepted: American Express
When Dyer's Burgers opened their Beale Street store, the owners hired a police escort for their prized vat of grease, which made the five-mile journey in an armored car. It was an astute move -- the publicity surrounding the event was huge, and folks from all over town soon lined up, eager to purchase a bag full of doubles with cheese.
As you may have already guessed, the flavor secret is the grease. But it's not just the fries that benefit from the a dunk in the vat o' fat. The burgers are deep-fried, too: meat, bun and all. A local institution, Dyer's has been serving 'em up since 1912. -- Andria Lisle
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13 Ratings and Reviews
Not bad

Ate twice at Dyers.....French Fries are frozen store bought,nice onion rings the make,both times I asked for no mustard and got it anyway....would be a better burger if it had real cheese and not some kraft style commercial grade cheese - I give them 2 stars
Add CommentWhen I was young
Dyers use to be the very best place in Memphis. not only was the burger great but you could learn about life.. I spent some of my best times at Dyers it was a slice of Southern living.. the worn marble counters and the clientele was fascinating.. There is just no way to go back... I don't know much if anything about the NEW Dyers..but I love Memphis and the old Dyers,, it also brings back Lamb's EAT SHOP which was across the street in the FARMERS MARKET..wishing I could go home
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original Dyer's
The original Dyer's at the corner of poplar and cleveland and when it moved on Cleveland street was the best hamburger I have ever ate.I don't know about now with new owners

Fried bun??
I've had their burgers at other locations -- fair to good -- but the bun was NOT fried. Can't imagine that.
Let's get real.

This is just a horrible idea. Food should have at least an iota of nutricional value and should not clog arteries simply by looking at it.


(13 Ratings)

Excelerater - 07/24/2008
Us4HeavenBound - 06/13/2008
BLSFILM - 05/25/2008
MarZel99 - 05/16/2008